Currently working on developing a SFH in Seattle and a 28 unit mixed-use/commercial development.

Hi guys,   I've been the typical buy and hold with a mix of fix and flip investor over the past few years.

The area was predominantly Jewish at mid-century, and today it has a lively mix of many immigrant groups and a sizable Orthodox population.

I'd like to know more since you're already in the mix in this area with real estate.

I have heard mixed feedback on this topic, and am looking for a more definitive answer as to whether this is doable. 

For example, my phone reps will get excited when a seller tells them they have multiple properties to sell, but when it's a mixed bag of different asset classes (i.e. two houses, some vacant land, commercial property, etc) the buyer for something like that is unique and someone you can usually only find by listing it on LoopNet, Costar or MLS.

.#3 Mix it up with some other investors at REIA meetings in your area and see if they have alternatives to the 20%. 

Depending on your mix, some places might not be achievable in any of the markets or might be achievable in any market.

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My current plan is to evaluate properties and buy a mix: 1 property in Boise, Idaho (appreciation-focused duplex or SFH with very little CF) and ~2 properties in Keene, New Hampshire (CF-focused duplex's for $80-120k needing bit of rehab).